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Comment #20665037
It doesn't have to be the entire video feed. it could be snapshots from a specific direction. If millions use it, there's a good chance even a handful of snapshots from each user a…
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Comment #20663683
There's a number of things that are alarming me about this, but I'll focus on one thing: the privacy implications. Not just for the user, but for those who will appear in the pictu…
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Comment #20320447
All the robots were the same AI and it effectively killed off humanity because it thought that we were not good enough. When a machine starts killing us off because of dubious and …
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Comment #20320427
Yeah,and that's the point I was trying to make about right now. But at some point we'll find ourselves in the position of having created general intelligence. Be it smarter than us…
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Comment #20316459
AI scares me. Even though I've used neutral networks and even more complex models/networks in projects and have a fair understanding of how they work, they still scare me a lot. Ev…
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Comment #20160659
Same here.
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Comment #20126075
Thank you for linking this.
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Comment #20126068
The bottomline is that I've seen it happen in real life, to people in my social circle and family. I wrote a reply to another comment that addressed something similar. The best way…
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Comment #20125955
I don't have tangible information, but what I'm referring to is what I know from experience in my social circle. Maybe, as you say, my perspective is distorted in some way. However…
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Comment #20103491
I'm supposed no one has mentioned the - sort of - deterioration in our relationships. back in the day it used to be a lot easier for two people up meet, fall in love, get married a…
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Comment #19928533
Still, the notion of shaken geologists because of earthquakes is pretty funny.
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Comment #19912925
Greek has funny animal noises. Dog: γάβ (yav - but pronounce the y as yearn). Chicken: πάκ πάκ πάκ (pak pak pak). Bird in general: τσίου (tsiou - pronounced kind of like chew).
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Comment #19818599
This is an interesting project. Is there a way to save the produced model, because I didn't see anything in the examples?
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Comment #19711808
This looks pretty cool, although it's missing a little more explanation on how to actually use it. I think the API section doesn't have enough information.
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Comment #19557697
> Google, the creators of the open source browser Chrome Uhm... Chrome is positively not open source. Chromium is. Getting past this technicality, I can't help but wonder what othe…
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Comment #19445532
This. In all fairness an AI could make policy, but probably not good policy. People think anything relating to AI is cool, but forget the scary side of it, like with Gpt-2.
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Comment #19300803
Isn't this a violation of gdpr? And if it is, how have they not been sued yet?
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Comment #19234042
Basically taking care of whatever can't be done through the week. There is also a need to relax, should your job be demanding, but if you have an idea in mind, it's important to sp…
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Comment #18947264
He's earned many peoples' living. He can live 100 lives with that money comfortably. I'm not going to feel sorry for him. This type of thing needs to end.
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Comment #18880968
It was only natural that so many scams came out of the crypto space. It's an unregulated field that's attracting millions of US dollars. Plus, you could steal a bunch and get away …
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Comment #18879259
This is what I was going to say. If I was an admin that's what I would've done. I'm actually surprised they hadn't already taken any steps to prevent this kind of fallout. As for t…
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Comment #17726517
High inflation due to government-initiated devaluation has happened even in the US, but it didn't result in a hyperinflation. The Weimar Republic is a good example of a government …
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Comment #17705562
Venezuela has had a long history of high inflation, much like Turkey. The problem is not that, it's that people lost faith in the currency and all the non-circulated (ie savings or…
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Comment #17355370
> and have little diverged since You clearly know nothing about the differences between the two people. Turks are very different from Greeks on even the level of "looks," let alone…